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Adam Tegen · Answer 1 · 2023-02-22T12:31:04+0000

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What is the circumference of a circle with a radius of 3 and a diameter of 14?

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$\bold{Circumference_((circle))=\pi d}$

First, we multiply the radius times 2 in order to get the diameter (the radius is exactly one-half of the diameter).

Now, we substitute 6 (3•2) for d:-

$\sf{C=\pi *6}$ [π=3.14]

$\bigstar$ On simplification,

$\sf{C=3.14*6}$

$\bigstar$ Which results in

$\sf{C=18.84\:cm}$

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Now, let's find the circumference of a circle whose diameter is 14:

$\sf{C=\pi d}$

Substitute 14 for d:-

$\sf{C=14\pi }$ Next, substitute 3.14 for pi:-

$\sf{C=14*3.14}$

$\bigstar$ Which results in:-

$\sf{C=43.96\:units}$

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